Oregon Fish Report
Lake Selmac Fish Report for 5-22-2018


Lake Selmac Fishing Report

Lake Selmac - Selma, OR (Josephine County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
5-22-2018
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Lake Selmac was stocked last week with another 3,000 legal-size rainbow trout, so trout fishing should be good for bank and boat anglers. Fishing for bass and other warmwater species has also been good. Anglers are currently catching some very nice-sized bluegill. Lake Selmac has a lot of aquatic vegetation, so anglers will have to adjust their techniques and locations accordingly.




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